Which step comes first in the CBRN troop leading process?

The first step in the CBRN troop leading process is to receive the mission. This step is crucial as it lays the foundation for all subsequent actions. When a mission is received, it typically includes essential details such as the nature of the threat, the specific objectives to be achieved, and the operational environment. This information equips commanders and their teams with the necessary context to effectively plan and execute their reconnaissance operations.

Understanding the mission allows the team to identify potential risks, allocate resources appropriately, and discern tasks that need to be prioritized. Without this foundational step, any further actions—such as issuing a warning order, initiating movement, or supervising and refining operations—would lack clarity and coherence, leading to confusion and inefficiencies in the overall operation. Thus, receiving the mission is an integral first step that informs the leading process in CBRN reconnaissance.